2 Top Priorities 3 Feed Needs 12 Spring Ahead

March 13, 2021 Vol. 19 No. 5

Randy McKee Cathy Ballinger, Program Coordinator Kat Little and Sandy Kline stand at Whit’s End Community Place, the local nonprofit 501c3 organization based in Wooster

founded by Kline and Ballinger with a goal of providing those in the area who have been affected by cancer with free services and support. See page 4.

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2 • Wooster Weekly News March 13, 2021 Commissioners list 2021 priority projects

7368 CR 623 • PO Box 358 The Wayne County lation of a state-of-the-art from the lower level of the Millersburg OH 44654 commissioners recently body scanner and a new jail courthouse to the space cur- 330-674-2300 • 888-674-1010 released a report detailing laundry facility. The team rently occupied by the Law Fax 888-769-3960 their planned priority proj- at the jail is finding many Library. Construction is OFFICE HOURS ects with two categories: inmates simply hand over scheduled for 2021 with Monday-Thursday 8 AM-5 PM Friday 8 AM-Noon strengthening the criminal drug contraband at booking completion in early 2022. justice system and assisting when informed they will go The Law Library will be DISPLAY AD DEADLINE with developing and pre- through a body scan. relocated to the Municipal Call 330-440-2835 TUESDAYS AT NOON serving countywide com- Relocate dispatch ser- Court building as part of Stark • Tusc • S. Tusc munity assets. vices — Space on the first this project. WEDNESDAYS AT 11 AM This is the first of a two- floor of the justice center Deploy juvenile assess- Wooster part series on those priori- was renovated in order to ment/stabilization pro- WEDNESDAYS AT NOON ties, on plans for the coun- move countywide dispatch gram — The Juvenile Holmes • Wayne ty’s criminal justice system. services out of the basement Court is successfully uti- CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINE Criminal justice sys- level. This move is a major lizing more effective strat- Call 1-800-552-7150 upgrade and will be com- egies as an alternative to TUESDAYS AT 11 AM tem Stark • Tusc • S. Tusc Justice system strategic pleted early this year. detention in many cases. WEDNESDAYS AT 11 AM action planning — Devel- Communications tower Also, the family drug court Holmes • Wayne • Wooster oping a comprehensive — Much work occurred is helping to restore healthy PROOF/AUCTION assessment of the county in 2020 toward establish- family relationships. AD DEADLINE criminal justice system is a ing a Multi-Agency Radio Wayne County is expe- MONDAYS AT 5 PM high priority for 2021. The Communication System riencing cost savings as Stark • Tusc • S. Tusc plan will incorporate a num- tower to fill a gap in criti- the five-county juvenile TUESDAYS AT NOON Holmes • Wayne • Wooster ber of new facilities and cal radio communications attention system is adjust- programs that have come in the Fredericksburg area ing to lower utilization. NEWS/EDITORIAL DEADLINE TUESDAYS AT NOON online in the community for public safety and ser- Some of these savings will recently. vice use. However, the proj- be used to support alterna- All deadlines subject to change for holidays. The commissioners have ect was delayed into 2021. tive pathways to stability asked the county’s com- Partial funding was pro- for troubled teens and their NEWS POLICY munity corrections advisory Submitted vided by the state capital families. News and announcements board to lead in assessing improvement budget passed Because much of this is may be submitted via mail or Lt. Michael Smucker demonstrates a body scanner that is email to [email protected]. and developing a strate- used to prevent offenders from smuggling drugs or other con- in December 2020. A search sporadic and needed during Publishing of news items is gic action plan. This board traband into the Wayne County Jail. for remaining funding is night hours, this would be subject to space availability. involves many stakehold- tive. ities statewide. This is a underway. very costly to staff indepen- The Bargain Hunter reserves the right to edit, condense, ers in the county criminal The county jail is a defi- potential source for assis- Relocate Common dently. There is an effort to refuse or cancel any item. justice system. Guidance ciency in the system. 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March 13, 2021 Wooster Weekly News • 3 The growing food insecurity problem in Wooster “What’s different? What many as 75 individuals and More of the guests are new. levels even prior to the onset do you miss the most?” he families served. St. James is More are families asking for of COVID-19. Perhaps more asked. now partnering with the Day- extras to take home. More are remarkable are the numbers “Just having a place to sit break Community Church homeless. Many of the home- of children affected. Prior to down with a cup of coffee and through its Kitchen of Hope less are young men. COVID-19, approximately talk for a while,” she replied. program to provide a week- Cheryl Oswald, manager 40% of Wooster City Schools This conversation took ly take-out meal for lunch of the food pantry and free students qualified for free and place on a recent morning in on Saturdays. The Salvation Sunday night meal at Zion reduced-price meals at school. the foyer at Trinity United Army soup kitchen now also Lutheran Church on North The next article in this series Church of Christ in down- hands out to-go meals every Market Street, said for many will expand on the problem town Wooster. As the meal was Monday through Friday. years a hot meal was pre- of childhood food insecurity being served, guests waited for With the pandemic, all pared for up to 75 people. in Wooster. breakfast sandwiches, water of Wooster’s programs see Since the onset of the pan- This story was written by and snack items to help start a change in who is in need demic, a bagged sandwich Susan Figge and Wyn Jones another cold day on the street. of meals. Some of the older supper is offered to-go. Now for the Wooster Homelessness Since the COVID-19 guests are no longer able to fewer guests may actually be Task Force and is the first in a shutdown in March of last Submitted get a ride, or they stay away waiting at the Larwill Street monthly series of articles on year, the shared fellowship The breakfast program at Trinity United Church of Christ because of the cold or fear of entrance at 5:30 p.m., but aspects of homelessness in the and exchange of information, served around 25 people when it began in 1994, a number infection. For them and for many ask for extra sacks for city. All of the programs men- the stories, jokes and mutual that rose to just less than 50 in early 2020. Today, roughly 80 those who came mainly for family members or friends. tioned above accept dona- encouragement that were as people, and as many as 100 at times, receive a sack breakfast the fellowship, that has meant Although without the shared tions. The Task Force is a much a part of the breakfast as from the crew of volunteers each morning. fewer meals per week but fellowship of past meals, the group of local community hot coffee and eggs, are large- ity’s breakfast program began from the crew of volunteers an increase in isolation and need for food continues. volunteers working to assist ly missing. And while Pastor in 1994 to provide meals for each morning. loneliness. This Sunday evening meal homeless fellow citizens, to Kevan Franklin and volun- school children during the Until this January the lunch Just up Market Street at is the shared project of seven develop additional shelter teers greet everyone, inquire summer. It soon expanded to volunteer crew at St. James the United Methodist Church, local churches. “It has been resources and to support local about needs and offer advice include their parents — per- Episcopal Church handed Pat Merrill, supervisor of the a truly ecumenical effort,” efforts to increase available (and sometimes a warm cap haps 25-30 guests. In early out sack lunches every Satur- Meals Together Thursday Oswald said. affordable housing. For infor- or socks), the mood is focused 2020 the numbers were in the day. Volunteers saw the same dinner program, noted this At all of the food pro- mation about the Task Force, and serious. low 40s. Today, roughly 80 increase in need from a daily change as well, as did Shir- grams, growing numbers of call Rev. Kevan Franklin According to Franklin the people, and as many as 100 at average of 35-40 Wooster ley Kirchberg at the 7th Day guests served tell the story of Trinity United Church of need for food is acute. Trin- times, receive a sack breakfast community participants to as Adventist Wednesday lunch. of food insecurity at rising Christ at 330-264-9250.

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4 • Wooster Weekly News March 13, 2021 COVER STORY Free cancer support found at Whit’s End By Lydia Calabrese n the wake of tragedy prayed on it and I remember couldn’t be a place like that there sometimes can be asking God for a sign. As I in Wooster, so she talked I great accomplishments prayed, Sandy’s name kept about it with a few of her made. That’s because often, coming to my mind.” friends, including Ballinger, people come together to The next day Ballinger and working together, this process grief, and when that was texting with a friend, small group was able to make happens, their heads pop telling her about the idea she Whit’s End a reality. up with ideas that will help had, but that she was unsure “I want this service to be to keep their loved one’s how to go about doing it. Her here long after I am gone legacy and spirit alive. friend suggested she contact because I have seen firsthand That’s exactly what hap- Kline, the sign she was so just how important Whit’s pened with Sandy Yoder desperately looking for. End has become,” Kline said. Kline and Cathy Hershey “At that point, I remember “It’s survival out there during Getty Images Ballinger, co-founders of tearing up so much I could cancer and we do not want cancer fighters/survivors are we struggled with what to counseling, massage, a soon- Whit’s End Community not even see to text back,” anyone to be alone.” not only given expert treat- name this nonprofit-to-be,” to-come lending library, and Place, a local nonprofit Ballinger said. “I remember Since its launch in Janu- ment for their illness, but Ballinger said. “As I laid in shortly we will be back to 501c3 organization based looking up and saying out ary 2017, Whit’s End has that they and their caregivers bed one night, wide awake at educational events again. No in Wooster with a goal of loud, ‘OK God, I hear you been growing, serving hun- receive compassionate care 1 a.m., which was common one walks alone! This is a safe providing those in the area loud and clear. I am going to dreds of people, and even as people, Ballinger said. back then for someone deal- haven, where privacy is our who have been affected by take this as my sign that You in times of COVID-19, the Under the partnership a ing with a loved one facing priority.” cancer with free services and want this to happen.’ I then organization is continuing cancer support group usu- a cancer diagnosis, it hit me. Whit’s End continues to support. reached out to Sandy and I to provide help and care to ally meets on the first Thurs- You are truly at your wit’s grow even through the pan- “After losing my daughter, told her I wanted to start a those in Wooster and its sur- day and third Tuesday of end when you or a loved one demic in what it can give to Whitney (to breast cancer), I nonprofit.” rounding area. Prior to the each month at 6:15 p.m. in is fighting cancer. The spell- those utilizing its services. was searching for meaning,” Whit’s End is modeled pandemic, Whit’s End held the WCH auditorium. But ing of ‘wit’s’ was altered Coming attractions include a Kline explained. “Cathy was after both Stewart’s Caring several monthly support during COVID, Whit’s End to honor Sandy’s daughter, lending library full of cancer caring for her husband, Jeff Place in Fairlawn and The group meetings in the audi- decided to offer those inter- Whitney.” and wellness-related books, (who was battling cancer), Gathering Place in Beach- torium of Wooster Commu- ested a chance to participate Although the coronavirus as well as Notebooks and and called me wanting to do wood, both facilities found- nity Hospital. They were led in free teletherapy sessions has forced the Whit’s End Amazon Fire tablets that something in the community ed with a mission to help by licensed social workers with licensed social work- board of directors to switch can be borrowed for treat- to help cancer patients and community members who and participants could also ers. Fighters/survivors of things up a bit, the goal has ment as well as for research caregivers.” are dealing with a cancer involve themselves with cancer and/or their caregiv- remained the same — to con- purposes. Ballinger said the deci- diagnosis, whether it be the canine therapy and get a ers may contact the pro- tinue to be a free cancer sup- sion to begin the organization patient, caregiver, family or massage from a licensed gram coordinator Kat Little port service to anyone touched And of course, Whit’s was “very personal” for her loved ones. They offer infor- massage therapist. at 330-287-2787 for more by cancer. Whit’s End also End can always use dona- because when her husband mational programs, support In 2020, Wooster Com- information and to register. utilizes Facebook as an edu- tions, used strictly to provide became ill, the entire commu- services, workshops, wig fit- munity Hospital and the A worldwide pandemic is cational and marketing tool services to those involved nity, including Kline, rallied tings, holistic care and more. WCH Foundation official- no match for the emotional to help get the word out about with the organization’s pro- around her family. Whit’s End offers a similar ly partnered together with support, practical educa- cancer support. grams. To become involved “The love and support idea in Wooster. Whit’s End to provide free tion and hope provided by “You can be a fighter, sur- with Whit’s End programs, we received was incredible “One place I went regu- support services for fighters/ Whit’s End, which got its vivor, caregiver, neighbor, for more information or to and it made me realize I larly was a group for care- survivors of cancer and their name in an interesting and friend of someone with can- donate, visit www.wecareo- wanted to give back,” Ball- givers at The Gathering caregivers. This collabora- meaningful way. cer, and we will be here for hio.org or call 330-287- inger said. “I wanted to start Place,” Kline explained. tion will help to ensure that “For a couple of days, you,” Kline said. “We offer 2787. a nonprofit, but I had no idea “These groups are private BF-00496430 how to go about it. Jeff was and a great place to vent still living at the time and I without guilt. I could cry remember telling him what and complain and feel no I wanted to do. I will never guilt. It gave me comfort forget how he looked at me and strength, something you and said, ‘well if anyone can don’t feel often during the turn a negative into a posi- battle of cancer.” tive, it’s you.’ That night, I She felt no reason there

Whit’s End, a cancer support group based in Wooster, continues to grow even through the pandemic in what it can give to those utilizing its services. Coming attractions include Amazon Fire tablets that can be borrowed for treatment as well as for research purposes. Submitted 5

March 13, 2021 Wooster Weekly News • 5 Blue Knob once an island unto itself south of town By Mike Franks of much of the silt, gravel, This was particularly true If you look at the Caldwell In Benjamin Douglass’ sand and clay that often filled in the early spring when the map of Wooster Township, History of Wayne County, the old path of the Killbuck, area was starting to warm published in 1873, it was Ohio, published in 1878, he forcing the creation of new and the ice that had been a located in Franklin Town- provides a description of the one. great highway for people and ship, where Prairie Lane Cor- Killbuck Creek, the Apple Douglass also described a animals alike to roam freely poration is today. A company Creek, and the land along great beaver dam on the south between the mainland and named Blue Knob Crushed Killbuck Creek that lies side of Wooster. It was some- the islands began to break Stone Company was formed between Wooster and Shreve. thing of a curiosity and was up. Then the islands became in 1919 to harvest the lime- Douglass describes the locally known as “Beaver a refuge for a menagerie of stone, sandstone and clay Killbuck Creek as a river. Dam.” Evidently, it spanned animals that were common it was composed of. Today, Indeed, he uses the term one of the ancient channels at that time. Some of those Blue Knob is widely dis- “Killbuck River” multiple that had been filled by one of animals are very familiar to persed. The crushed lime- times in his book. He wrote these great flooding events. us today: deer, fox, raccoon, stone is in the regional road what the early settlers found The land of the valley rabbits and squirrels. What beds, and the fine lime was when they first gazed upon was seen as an ancient lake was there then but not now? used in agriculture. that body of water. They saw bed, formed by the combined Elk, bears, cougars, wild cats As time passed, hydro- a deep, wide stream, set in a force of Killbuck Creek and (bobcats) and wolves were all engineering began to take broad, flat valley of its own Apple Creek. Log jams had present. place. Gradually, this great creation. created a perennial lake, These islands, after the inland lake began to sub- They also saw evidence making the land undesirable thaw, became a virtual smor- side, thanks to a series of of how its course has changed by early settlers. For even gasbord for hunters. Easy deep ditches to capture and over time. They found evi- when the water was drained hunting could be had because guide the water away in a dence of the influence, some- off, the land remained so wet of the general hydrophobia of controlled manner. Not that times radical influence, of the that it would quake under Submitted the fauna trapped there. So in flooding was eliminated, but Apple Creek on the Killbuck. foot and, if punctured, would This 1873 map shows the location of Blue Knob, an island these parts, early spring was it became far less common- While the Killbuck, with its seep streams of water. located south of Wooster in Franklin Township. a time of plenty for the indig- place and, when it did hap- powerful volume of water, There were islands in the This island, located south of sugar maple, hickory, ash and enous people. pen, far less destructive. is described as sluggish, the ancient lake, many small, Wooster in Franklin Town- cherry, as on the mainland, So where is Blue Knob? If And the land that drew Apple Creek, when fortified a few much larger. One of ship, protruded high above were thriving there. So Blue it was such a prominent fea- no interest from early farm- with heavy rain, becomes a the largest of these islands the highest flood waters — so Knob was never inundated. It ture 200 years ago, shouldn’t ers soon became some of the raging torrent and the source was known as “Blue Knob.” much so that stands of oak, was a refuge of sorts. it still be a prominent feature? most fertile in the area.

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March 13, 2021 Wooster Weekly News • 7 Community Kitchen helps to keep pantries stocked 3RD ANNUAL Spring Sale By Laurie Sidle As food pantry boxes have popped up through- APRIL 5-10, 2021 out Wayne County during the pandemic, two local men have been figuring out ways to not only keep them stocked, but also to increase the effort of feeding those in need. Matt Allen’s nonprofit group called the Wooster Community Kitchen is making sure six food pantry GARAGE DOORS boxes in the county stay FOLLOW US ON filled, and Pastor Richard Submitted Frazier, executive director The Wooster Community Kitchen is making sure six food pan- SOCIAL MEDIA FOR of the Wooster Hope Center, try boxes in Wayne County stay filled, and the Wooster Hope is partnering with Allen to Center is helping supply the food, along with a truck to help MORE DETAILS ON: supply the food, along with a the group cover more territory. truck to help his group cover 4203 W. Old Lincoln Way. nearly 1,000 families each more territory. Two others can be found week through its various Allen, a marketing man- in front of Ace Hardware, programs. The center dis- ager at the J.M. Smucker 12993 Cleveland Road, tributes about 25,000 pounds Co. in Orrville, said he cre- Creston, and the Smithville of food per week. OPENERS, REMOTES, KEYLESS ENTRY ated Wooster Community Inn, 109 W. Main St., Smith- While the food pantry Kitchen because he wanted ville. Allen said he knows of boxes give people the oppor- to address feeding the hun- a seventh box in the plan- tunity to be good neighbors, SPECIAL DISCOUNTS gry on a personal level. On ning stages. Frazier said they are just a corporate level, Smucker’s Allen said his group a band-aid on a gushing on Haas, Provia, contributes to the commu- focuses on stocking the wound. “The problem is Liftmaster, Linear & nity through the Akron-Can- boxes with shelf-stable foods much bigger,” he said. Element Products ton Food Bank and United and personal-care items such Frazier said the center’s Way of Wayne and Holmes as toothpaste, razors, shav- goal is to serve every zip Counties. ing cream, soap and laun- code in Wayne County every Allen said as an employ- dry detergent. “Some of the week with food distribu- ENTRY DOORS ee he gives to those causes boxes are low on supplies tion, eventually leading to an but also wanted to be more when we get there,” he said. actual food pantry in every hands-on. So he began load- All of them are being town. ing up his vehicle and travel- used in all kinds of weather “We want to do this on a ing around the county stock- and at all times of the day. bigger scale,” Frazier said. ing food pantry boxes. He and his crew have even “Supplying the food will RAFFLE DRAWING The Shreve Community made repairs to boxes. not be an issue. We already Pantry had barely opened at Enter to win the Allen said he witnesses brought in 2 ½ million its new site near village hall Grand Prize! on McConkey Street when the generosity of the com- pounds of food in 2020, and Allen, who saw a photo of munity. “There are a lot of the goal is 4 million pounds people going out of their in 2021.” it on Facebook, filled it. The WINDOWS Shreve Community Pantry way to keep the boxes filled The center partners with is maintained by the three on a weekly basis,” he said. the Akron-Canton Regional churches in the village. Allen’s efforts caught the Food Bank and local busi- “We just find ’em and fill attention of Frazier and the nesses and farmers to supply ’em,” said Allen, who works Wooster Hope Center, which its Greater Wayne County with a handful of volunteers. plan to supply the food for Food Pantry. “Our goal is to get around the Wooster Community Frazier said D&S Distri- FOOD TRUCKS to all of (the boxes) twice a Food Kitchen. bution of Wooster has com- Featuring the “We are going to be the mitted to supplying a box month.” Travel Bean Coffee Co. In addition to the Shreve supplier,” Frazier said, “and truck for the center. The only Community Pantry, Allen’s Matt is going to be the hands cost to the center will be all week, plus more! route takes him to three and feet. Matt came and converting the truck for food CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS boxes in Wooster: one at the started volunteering with us storage and delivery. corner of Highland Avenue so we could have an under- “Our list of donors and Burbank Road, another standing of each other before includes 70 different busi- Showroom: 2150 SR 39 NW, Dover, OH at the Locksmith Shop at we got into a partnership.” nesses and organizations,” 146 E. Bowman St., and The Wooster Hope Cen- Frazier said. “That is truly Call: (330) 343-6679 Web: WayneDoor.com a third one at Oak Chapel ter is the largest food pantry the community serving the

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March 13, 2021 Wooster Weekly News • 9 History a keyboard click WEEKLY away on WCPL wiki site SPECIALS By Jim Henery Mar. 15-20, 2021 The Wayne County Public Library’s Wayne County, Ohio Resources Center at wiki.wcpl.info covers almost everything While Supplies Last! about Wooster and Wayne County history. As indi- cated on the website, the site was started in 2014 APPLES and is divided into three 6 Varieties! sections: genealogy, local history and business. Golden Delicious A wiki (Hawaiian for Jona Gold “quick” and its more gar- DELI gantuan cousin Wikipedia) Cortland $ is part online database, Chopped Ham ...... 2.09 lb. Evercrisp part collaborative content- management site. of present-day downtown domestic news, amuse- Gala But beyond the tech- Wooster, when 16 Indians ments, the markets, etcet- Smoked Honey Roasted Granny Smith nical jargon and how it met their maker prema- era.” $ Turkey Breast ...... lb. works, the Wayne Coun- turely. They were buried in And still more existed 3.59 ty Library folks have put a shallow grave where they including the Republican $ together a phenomenal fell (present-day intersec- Advocate (1820s), Wooster Muenster Cheese ...... 2.79 lb. amount of information. tion of South Bever Street Democrat (1845) and There were three Indian and Madison Avenue). As Wooster Spectator (1822). $ towns in Wayne County a note, Robison’s Hill also Other papers throughout Marble Cheese ...... 2.99 lb. per information directly is referred to as Madison the county were the West from the wiki site. When Hill. Salem Reporter (1892), $ the area was purchased As the site relates to Dalton Banner (1875), the Green Onion Cheese . . . . 2.69 lb. from the Indians in 1805, the news, a complete list- Orrville Crescent (1870s), the Northwest Territory ing and many examples the Shreve City Weekly Simple opened up for settle- of newspapers that were Mirror (1870s) and the ment. There were three in print throughout the Holmes County Whig PRODUCE Foods Indian towns in Wayne county are available (for (1850s). ¢ Mixes County including Bever example, The Herald in Just reading through the Bananas ...... 49 lb. Hat’s town (inhabited by 1885, with its motto of papers provides a history Available the Delaware and located “For God and Home and of names and businesses where Wooster Cemetery Native Land,” or The Ohio and what was happening in ¢ now sits), Mohican John’s Oracle, 1827, noted for and around Wooster from Baby Carrots...... 99 ea. town (inhabited by the “Our Country and Our the early 1800s, providing Mohican and located south Country’s Friends”). a repository of information of Jeromesville) and Kill- A complete newspaper that makes Wooster appear $ buck’s town (inhabited by printed in German was just as vital and progres- Cooking Onions ...... 1.29 bag the Delaware and located published in the 1880s, sive then as it is now. north of Holmesville). called the Wooster Jour- The wiki site through- Other tribes in the area nal. In 1831 the Ohio Citi- out its various portals included the Wyandots and zen carried its purpose as provides information for Shawnees. “The object of this paper births and deaths, cem- GROCERY There were three main is to interest the farmer, eteries, census, churches, We Now Have $ Indian trails in Wayne the mechanic, the lover schools, ethnicity, town- Walnut Creek Pie Crust . . 2.59 ea. County: the Great Trail of foreign and domestic ships, historical buildings BUCKEYE from Ft. Pitt to Sandusky news, the moralist, and and locations, and more. COUNTRY (now known as U.S. 250 the miscellaneous reader.” Lots of photos and a pleth- ® to Wooster and U.S. 30 The Institute Record in ora of information pres- Walnut Creek Ripple CREAMERY west of Wooster), the 1888 (and five cents per ent a literary and visual $ Whole or 2% Cuyahoga War Trail (now paper) was devoted to the pathway into Wooster’s & Classic Potato Chips. . . 2.69 ea. known as state Route 585) interests of the common past, where once upon a Gallons or and the Killbuck Trail schools of Wayne County. time in 1904 at least 15 $ Quarts (now known as U.S. 62 A weekly family jour- blacksmiths were in busi- Sunbelt Granola Bars . . . 2.29 ea. to Holmesville and state nal in Wooster 1851 was ness in downtown Wooster Route 83 to Wooster). titled the American Eagle on Diamond Alley, East Baked Goods • Deli Trays • Cheese Trays • Fruit Trays • Homemade Pizzas These three trails and “Devoted to politics, South Street, West South became the first roads for agriculture, literature, Street and Bever. 2 miles north of Holmesville on SR 83 • 330-279-2283 the White settlers. There truth, morality, temper- Jim Henery can be Monday-Friday 8:30am-6:30pm; was an Indian massacre on ance, education, arts and emailed at drjrh48@aol. Saturday 8:30am-5:00pm; Closed Sunday Ohio Food Stamps Robison’s Hill, just south sciences, foreign and com. BF-00505457 10

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March 13, 2021 Wooster Weekly News • 13 In a literary universe, reflecting on time’s passage For some reason or anoth- reason I can think of as to why career, it is the chapters where Swimmers” took me back or Phineas, and as for “The er, I have been thinking a bit Brett this book was even assigned the kids sneak into the pool, to those childhood summers Bridge of San Luis Rey,” well, about my high school days of Hiner is because, like the students with the moonlight shimmer- where the days seemed to last let us let sharper minds work A Work in late. Maybe it has something Progress reading it, the characters are ing off its smooth surface, that forever and swimming was through that one. to do with a COVID missed teens and are somewhat relat- I most enjoyed. the purest of luxuries (even If nothing else, spending 30th high school class reunion able in terms of their typical My upbringing was very if it meant just dog-paddling some time in those literary last year (although the verdict teenage angst and struggles. different than that of Retta, to keep those tube-filled ears universes again allowed for is still out on whether I would page 31, and I cannot even There are some contex- Ray and Johnny, yet Byars’ dry). Those kids lived in a some reflection within my have attended). Or maybe it is remember if I read it in its tual references to WWII, and colorful description does what world I longed to inhabit. own, and hanging with one’s because two of my three chil- entirety in high school. Blas- I get the private Devon School every talented adolescent And maybe that is where I younger self, from time to dren are either in, or quickly phemy, I know. and its members serve as a author should: make their now feel “A Separate Peace” time, ain’t all bad, especially approaching, high school and The book, focusing on the metaphorical brotherhood to readers feel connected to their falls short, even for older read- when you can leave the char- beginning to have a few like- lives of five individuals whose the similarities of the experi- world. ers. I cannot imagine anyone acters you do not like in favor minded/shared experiences. lives are lost when a bridge ences in the looming war, but Rereading “The Night wanting to hang with Gene of the ones you do. Regardless as to the in Peru breaks, is a Pulitzer if that was the intended the- “why,” I think teachers are Prize-winning novel, so it matic purpose, why not read naturally a reflective group, seems ludicrous for me to pass “The Outsiders,” “Of Mice often thinking on lessons that judgement, aside from saying and Men” or “Little Women” worked or did not and how it is not my cup of tea and — three wonderful books to improve upon them for assuming my composition about brotherhood, sisterhood the next go-round. Typically, teacher must have had solid and/or familial bonds that those improvements are sug- reasons for teaching it that are leave lasting and meaningful gested, sometimes unknow- now well beyond my memory. impacts on their readers. ingly, by the visual cues of I tried really hard to spend Two swings, two misses. our students who filter in/out some time with the Marquesa Out of fear of a strikeout, of our classrooms faster and de Montemayor, the first of I headed back to the very first faster every year. the five characters our narrator book I remember enjoying This reflective nature enlightens, but Wilder’s expo- (not having been read to me) recently led me to dust a few sition leaves readers unen- … in maybe second or third books off the ol’ bookshelf gaged with the story and its grade. — books that were required characters. As a kid/teenager, I had reading in high school that I Next up was a journey tubes in and out of my ears, so felt were deserving of another back to my American litera- I was always unable to enjoy read. ture class, taken during my swimming gatherings/parties. Like many high-schoolers, junior year of high school, I was the kid who chased the approaching a book assigned and hanging with Gene and ball through the yard when it by a teacher is a much differ- Phineas in John Knowles’ “A was accidentally thrown out of ent experience than reading Separate Peace.” While I do the pool, to toss it back in and one for pleasure (not that the not recall my exact thoughts watch the fun ensue from afar. two cannot co-exist), but I was from over 30 years ago, I must Maybe because of this, I was curious to see what the pas- have enjoyed the book enough fascinated with Betsy Byars’ sage of time did to my recol- that I remembered its basic “The Night Swimmers” — a lection of these novels I recall plot and both Phineas’ acci- story about three siblings who my teachers ranting about. dent in the tree and the book’s spend their evenings secretly First up was “The Bridge climax. sneaking into a pool, owned of San Luis Rey” by Thornton But as I was rereading it by the malevolent “Colonel,” Wilder, which was required this time, what I was most long past their bedtimes. reading for my advanced surprised by was how little I While the book eventu- composition course during cared for every character in ally evolves into a story about my senior year. 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March 13, 2021 Wooster Weekly News • 17 Baseball attendance in 2021 mired in mixed messages Remember when your ing in ticketed seats. (Drink- ing 2,000 fans per game become the norm around is The College of Wooster, favorite top-40 radio station ing at an Indians game? Who — about 20% of the 9,777 The Bigs on opening day which recently released its Tom used to blare the same mes- Rife knew?) maximum capacity at Joker this spring. Fully vaccinated spring sports schedules and sage over and over again? Incidentally, the team has Marchant Stadium. Indians fans lucky enough attendance protocols. “The hits just keep on Livin’ the Team noted that neck gaiters, ban- Go figure. to snare a ticket should con- Effective March 13, comin’!” danas and masks with valves Following their three- sider themselves fairly for- COW students, faculty, Clearly, those words are not considered approved game series in Motown, the tunate. and staff who are part of the were music to our ears. The 30% restriction is face masks. Indians (no name change Never mind that in a college’s regular testing pro- But here’s the rub: These to be in effect for games Not every big-league yet) return to Cleveland for small number of states, it’s gram are welcome to attend days we are getting more through April. The num- franchise is nearly as opti- their home opener on Mon- back to “business as usual” home events. Families and than our fair share of mixed ber could change after that, mistic. When the Indians day, April 5 against the Kan- in the weeks ahead with no other fans cannot attend at messages. And if you’re a based on whatever future open their 2021 season in sas City Royals. The contest regard for suggested CDC this time because “visitors to sports fan wondering when recommendations come out Detroit on April Fool’s Day, is part of a five-game home- guidelines. It should come as campus are currently limited (or if) you can (or can’t) go of the office of Gov. Mike only 1,000 Tiger fans will stand against Kansas City no surprise that a place like to admissions or interviews to a ball game, the uncer- DeWine. be allowed inside Comerica and Detroit. Texas would adopt such pol- and other critical campus tainty is getting more than a Stay tuned to DESPN Park (no foolin’). That sta- As for opening-day icy. Just look at what Lone operations.” little irritating. (DeWine Entertainment and dium can seat 41,083, mean- attendance around MLB, Star State goobers selfishly Venue capacity is lim- Whether it’s a big-league Sports Programming Net- ing the 1,000-person limit, somewhere in the middle (in chose to do years ago when ited to 30% where applica- game or one at the local col- work) for further develop- set in place by Michigan terms of fans, not geogra- it came to building their own ble unless otherwise indi- lege or high school, the mes- ments. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, is phy) is Miami. Marlins CEO power grid, isolated from cated. Art Murray Field is sages are so garbled that no According to the Indi- less than 3% of the build- Derek Jeter has announced the rest of the U.S., so as to the “first come, first served” amount of head-scratching ans, tickets to games will be ing’s maximum capacity. there will be 20% capacity to save money. What a splen- baseball home of the Fight- seems to be enough. sold in pod-style seating in Tigers owner Christo- start the season. did decision that was, eh? ing Scots. Masking and The Cleveland Indians, quantities of either two or pher Ilitch has not-so-boldly As regular-season games As for attendance at high social distancing is required. for example, have been told four tickets to ensure social said he hopes there will be go at Marlins Park, built in school baseball and softball “All attendees must show they will be allowed to fill distancing between eligible more than 1,000 fans per 2012 on the site of the old games this spring, the sce- a valid College of Wooster Progressive Field to 30% groups when fans are seated. game at some point during Orange Bowl Stadium in nario at this point should ID and ‘good to go badge’ capacity on opening day. So All fans in attendance the 2021 season. Little Havana, you can bet resemble that of fall and for entry and/or as requested with 122 suites and a seating will be required to wear a It bears noting that for Jeter — any day of the week winter sports. 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NOW HIRING WOOSTER & Orrville 0451 Full-Time Cleaners Timber Buckeye Mini Horse 1st 2nd & 3rd shifts Available. Monday–Friday BUYERS OF STANDING White Pine & Donkey Auction Contact [email protected] Timber. For free estimate call FOLLOWED BY PONIES & HORSES 330-915-4974 Ext 115. (419)606-5865 Wayne County Fairgrounds 0360 LOG PILE APPROX. 60,000ft, also 199 Vanover Street, Wooster, OH 44691 approx. 4,600ft of walnut for separate Wanted to Buy or Trade bid. (330)231-0707. Saturday, March 20, 2021 8:30 AM Tack & Equipment 0570 BUYING ANTIQUES, COLLECT- HUNSAKER REAL ESTATE AUCTION 12:00 PM Mini Donkeys & Mini Ponies IBLES, oddities, books, comics, old Horses & Ponies to follow paper, photographs, records, glass- Tree Service LOCATION: 702 E Paradise Street, Orrville Ohio. All animals must have halter & lead rope. ware, pottery, jewelry, signs, toys, CLINE BROTHERS TREE Service, Silent Bid Auction ends Tuesday March 30 at 6 P.M. lighters. Bob 615-586-3312. For more information: LLC. Removals, lot clearing, trimming, Open House March 13 from 12 noon to 2 P.M. maintenance, pruning, tree planting, Daniel Schrock, Auctioneer WANTED TO BUY truck or car 1930- stump grinding, etc. (330)407-1775. HOUSE FEATURES: Ohio License #2015000116 1980's that's been setting inside with 1970 2 story home with full 330-763-0905 good body to restore. Also, old gas 0600 basement, 1836 sq ft living BF-00504793 [email protected] pumps and signs, (330)324-5935. Pets space, 2-1/2 bath, 4 bedroom, WANTED: OLD GARDEN Tractors, fireplace, oak hardwood Farm Toys, Pedal Tractors Call or 0 floor through out the home, ABSOLUTE WARNING: ANIMALS advertised for Text (330)231-2745. Kitchen, living room, family "free" are sometimes acquired by MARTIN REAL ESTATE AUCTION room and 2 car attach garage. Natural gas, central air, city utilities. 161 ACRE FARM - 10 PARCELS 0440 people who use them as bait in train- The property sets on the corner of Paradise and Lehman street. The ing other animals to fights or for sci- WOODED & OPEN BUILDING SITES house is in good condition but could stand some updates. SEVERAL TILLABLE FARM PARCELS Lawn & Garden ence experiments. Please help us to TERMS: 10% nonrefundable down payment the day stop animal cruelty by asking a nomin- of auction with the balance due in 30 days. No finance CHESTER TWP. * WAYNE CO. BIG DOG LAWNMOWER, 54" cut. Ex- al fee for your pet to attract a sincere contingencies. All inspection to be done prior to auction. NORTHWESTERN LSD cellent condition, $4,000, (330)231- buyer. 8499. SALE BY ORDER OFF: Robert B Jr. & Marilyn Hunsaker. For your convenience and comfort the auction will be held 0620 at the RES Auction Facility 375 Fry Rd. Wooster, OH. The 0450 Dogs AUCTIONEER/REALTOR: Steve Chupp 330-465-4725 farm is located NW of Wooster, OH or south of Congress at Firewood the intersection of SR 539 and W. Smithville Western Rd. 1 YEAR OLD BLUE merle Mini Aus- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 2021 • 6:00 PM sie Doodle female. Bred to red Toy Poodle, due March 20th, $12,000. REAL ESTATE: The farm owned by the Estate of Robert M. (330)466-9451. Martin presents multiple opportunities to purchase all or part NOTICE TO BUYERS & of a truly good Wayne Co. farm. There are no buildings – all SELLERS OF FIREWOOD . . . stevechuppauctions.com 330-465-4725 [email protected] vacant land parcels with tons of frontage and great access. Ohio Law states the only BF-00506917 Selling 4 exceptional wooded lots with frontage on Firestone acceptable measures Rd. - Tillable agricultural parcels from 8 to 56 acres – Parcels for selling firewood are to be offered individually and in some combinations. cords & fractions of cords. 8TH ANNUAL TAXIDERMY AUCTION Measurements such as LOCATION: The Auction will be held at The Mt. Hope Auction TERMS: We require a non-refundable down payment of truckload, rick, rack and Event Center, located 8076 SR 241, Millersburg, OH 44654. 10% of the purchase price at the close of the auction with the face cord are illegal units balance to be paid in full at closing within approximately 45 Thursday, March 25 & Friday, March 26, – 60 days. Purchasers buying tillable tracts will be given the of measure and will not both days start at 9 AM

BF-00499544 be advertised. right to farm with the down payment. Possession of all other Consignments will be taken from now until Wednesday tracts will be at closing. evening March 24. Commission rates are 15% up to $30,000. In total consignments 13% thereafter. DEED RESTRICTIONS: All parcels will be restricted as Online bidding will be available. follows 1. No Mobile Homes Lots of life size mounts, World class whitetails, Elk, Caribou, 2. Modular Homes must be placed on a permanent foundation Black Bear Rugs, Antelope, lots of African animals, small 3. There are to be no large confined livestock feeding animal mounts, approximately 100 head of whitetail shoulder facilities constructed on any parcel. mounts, lots of large whitetail sheds and European mounts, 4. No Junk Yards approximately 5000 lbs. of bulk antlers and much more. We have several real nice local collections consigned at this auction. OPEN: Auctioneer/Agents will be on site to answer questions We currently have over 500 lots consigned for this auction and on Tuesday afternoon March 16th from 4:00 til 6:00 PM. Feel we expect to have over 1500 lots. free to inspect the land at your convenience. Brochures with an aerial map are available at the farm or can be printed from Your Trusted Advisors All Local and Federal regulation will apply. Watch website for the website www.res.bid further updates. “Everyone involved made the experience Terms for onsite buyers, Cash, Check, Visa or Master card Auction By Order Of: painless for me. They handled it all. Thank with a 10% buyer’s premium. 7% buyer premium for cash or JENNIFER GUENTHER RICKETT, EXECUTOR you so much!” check sales. Also local tax is 7% unless you are exempt. The Estate Of: Online bidding will be available at ROBERT M. MARTIN - Marjorie H. www.stevechuppauctions.com follow link. Wayne Co. Probate Case No. 2020 PBE 000757 For more info contact Steve at 330-465-4725 BRIAN BARNARD – ATTORNEY FOR THE ESTATE Let’s discuss ASSISTING AUCTIONEERS: Eli Troyer , David Auction Conducted By: Miller, Daniel Weaver, Jerick Miller and apprentice your options. auctioneer Merlin Hershberger. Call us today!

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ANDREAS FARMS EQUIPMENT AUCTION

Late Model Well Maintained Equipment LOCATION: 446 Ragersville Rd. SW, Sugarcreek, OH 44681 (Centrally located between 90-100 miles from Cleveland, Columbus, & Pittsburgh). Directions: From I-77 (exit 83) in Dover Ohio, take SR 39 west 7 miles to Dutch Valley Rd., turn south 2.4 miles to the farm. Signs Posted.

Friday, March 19, 2021 10:00 AM* *Onsite Auction with Online Bidding Available

JD & CHALLENGER TRACTORS * LIKE NEW JD FORAGE HARVESTER * SKID LOADERS MIXER & SILAGE TRUCKS * WHEEL LOADER * MIXER WAGONS * HAY & TILLAGE EQUIPMENT AUCTION PREVIEW: Wednesday, March 17, 2021 • 10:00 AM-2:00 PM TRACTORS - WHEEL LOADERS - SKID LOADERS - GREEN STAR EQUIPMENT: ’17 JD 7310R tractor, 1524 hrs., Front PTO, 4WD, C/H/A, 5 SCV’s, Rear Tires 800/70R38 (80%), Front Tires 600/70R30 (80%), quick hitch, hammer strap hitch, 31mph, emissions warranty until 3/10/2022, Serial #1RW7310RTHD092406; ’15 JD 7250R tractor, 2657 hrs., 16 front weights, 4WD, C/H/A, front & cab suspension, 4 SCV’s, Rear Tires 480/80/R46 (95%), Front Tires 420/90R30 (95%), duals, quick hitch, hammer strap hitch, 26mph, Serial #1RW7250RLFD085845; ’13 JD 7230R tractor, 3364 hrs., Laforge front 3pt., 4WD, C/H/A, front & cab suspensions, 4 SCV’s, Rear Tires 480/80R46 (80%), Front Tires 420/90R30 (80%), duals, Pre DEF, quick hitch, hammer strap hitch, 26mph, buddy seat, Serial #1RW7230RJDD015581; ’12 Challenger MT685D tractor, 2043 hrs., FWA, C/H/A, Rear Tires 520/85R46 (40%), Front Tires 480/70R35 (50%), front & rear duals, 24 front weights, quick hitch, hammer strap hitch, emissions warranty 6/8/21, 31mph, Serial #Z08J00064; Ford 7610 tractor, new clutch, 4168 hrs.; NH TN60A tractor;’49 Farmall H tractor with side hyd. for feed scraping; ‘ll Komatsu WA250 PZ wheel loader, C/H/A, 22042 hrs., Serial #K09158; CAT 246D skid loader with cab, front hyd., 1618 hrs., Serial #CAT0246DPBYF01875; Bobcat S650 skid loader with cab, front hyd., 7087 hrs., Serial #ALJ813591; Case 445 skid loader, Serial #N5M401532; Case 1845B skid loader, Serial #9881941; 2 – Case 1845 skid loaders, 1 with no top; 2 - JD Green Star 2630 displays, active with AutoTrac FS2, Green Star Basic; 2- JD StarFire 3000 receivers, SF1 SF2 ready & SF1 active; JD StarFire 6000 receiver, SF1 active; JD 3pt. 1800lb weights. JD FORAGE HARVESTER - HEADS - HARVEST LAB: ’17 JD 8700i Forage Harvester with JD Harvest Lab 3000, 310 engine hrs., 200 cutterhead hrs., 4WD, C/H/A, Front Tires 900/60/R42 (95%), Rear Tires 750/65R26 (95%), 755hp 19liter Cummins No DEF motor, emissions warranty 10/21/24, full engine warranty 10/21/21, power guard warranty 10/21/24, active fill, auto lube, Dohrmann inoculator system, Serial #1Z08700YJHF517040, unit includes Scherer 8KW Processor with Scherer Sentry bearing temperature display, oil mist bearing system, (Serial #8KW2017-33) excellent like new machine; ’17 JD 770 10 row corn head, auto height, row sensor, auto hookup, Serial #1KM0770GKHJ131320; ’17 JD 649 hay head, dual header drive, auto hookup, Serial #1KM0649GKHJ131242. 2 MIXER TRUCKS - 7 SILAGE TRUCKS - PICKUPS - LIVESTOCK TRAILER: ’05 International 7600 with Penta 6720-HD Mixer, twin vertical screw, Digi-Star EZ3400 scales, exterior digital read out display, CAT C11 motor, Eaton Fuller 8 speed transmission, 438537 miles, nice mixer truck; ’89 International truck with Knight Botec 4063 Mixer & Digi-Star scales, DT466 motor, Allison auto transmission, mileage unknown; ’04 Peterbilt 330 w/Versa 18’ silage box, hyd. live floor, Cummins motor, Allison auto transmission, 66508 miles, Red Dot A/C; ’04 Peterbilt 330 truck, no bed, Cummins motor, Allison auto transmission, 102793 miles, Red Dot A/C; ’00 International 4900 truck w/ Scott 22’ silage box & tarp, DT 466E motor, Allison auto transmission, , 241263 miles, Scott Level Lift 2000; ’94 international 2564 truck with Scott 20’ silage bed with racks, DT 466 motor, 8 speed transmission, 25356 miles, Scott Level Lift 3000; ’91 Kenworth T800 truck with Scott 22’ silage box with racks & Husky 5500 gallon manure tank with side unloading pipe, Eaton 13 speed transmission, CAT 3406B motor, 134145 miles, Scott Level Lift 3000; ’89 International 1954 truck with Scott Bed, Scott Level Lift, DT466 motor, Allison auto transmission, single axle; ’83 International S1900 truck with Scott 20’ silage bed, DT 466 motor, Eaton 10 speed transmission, 425473 miles, Scott Level Lift 2000; ’07 Chevy calf feeding box truck, 101161 miles, Supreme Box equipped with CIP 250gal milk tank, heater, Trex flooring, plumbing, Tommy Gate; ’03 Ford F-350 truck with Moritz Aluminum Flat Bed, extended cab, 4WD, V-10 gas, 131319 miles; ’07 Ford F250 XLT Crew Cab Super Duty truck, 6.8l Triton V10, 4WD, 90 gal fuel tank w/ electric pump, diamond plate toolbox, 184070 miles; ’07 Ford F150 truck, Lariat 5.4 Triton, extended cab, 4WD, 139115 miles, diamond plate toolbox; ‘12 Moritz gooseneck livestock trailer, Model CGR68-16 12000, 16’; misc. floater truck tires; misc. skid loader & equipment tires & rims; SS unloading conveyor for Penta mixer. HAY & FEED EQUIPMENT: ’16 JD R990R & F350R tractor mount mowers; Oxbo 334 merger, with parts kit, Serial #627900-200713,; Krone Swadro TS680 twin rake, Serial #SW1E922800; NH 216 double rollabar rake, Serial #549925; H&S WB20AL 20’ forage box, Serial #400063; Richardton 700 dump box, Serial #2182; Fargo dump box, Serial #KT7455 4A; Meyer Formula F-1015 Mixer wagon, twin vertical screw augers, Digi-Star digital scales, rubber belt web, SS liner, HiLo easy cleanout, Serial #17VM1015206; Supreme International 1200-T mixer wagon with Supreme STAD04 Plus digital scales, Serial #1120511; Whatcom 1600-P-S stall bedder, Serial #0453, like new; Whatcom 1200-P stall bedder, Serial #0271; Houle 5350 tanker; Meyer 8720 Super Shredder manure spreader; Woods BW1800 15’ rotary mower; Fritsch 10’ forage facer; ANBO 12’ silage blade, front mount; 3pt. manure tire scraper. TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: JD 235 disc; White 435 11 shank chisel plow, new tires; Aerway AW2500 25’ aerator; 3pt. Kuhn HR4503 power harrow; 3pt. Bestway Boom Sprayers; anhydrous 6 row applicator. JD GATOR – TRAILERS: ’11 JD TX 4x2 Gator, 3921 hrs.; Johnson Feed-R-Meter trailer, 200-gal tank; JD 21 trailer w/ portable pressure washer. 190 CALF HUTCHES – POLY BINS: 190 calf hutches with cages & accessories; 4.5 ton & 5 ton poly bins, like new. NOTE: Andreas Farms Inc. is a 6-generation farm. Having sold the 1200 cow dairy herd in 2020, the farm is pivoting into a grain farming operation. This auction represents excess farm & dairy equipment no longer needed for the ongoing farming needs. This equipment has a good service history with pieces in like new condition. Make plans to join us for the preview or auction day to upgrade your equipment needs prior to all spring work. TERMS OF SALE: Payment in full sale day. Cash, Check, or Credit. 3% buyer’s premium; waived for cash or check. Out of state buyer registration must be accompanied by a bank letter of credit. All items sold AS IS. Not responsible for accidents. Announcements made day of sale take precedence over printed material or any other oral statements made. Online bidding available; go to www. kaufman-auctions.com for online bidding terms & conditions. LUNCH STAND AUCTION BY ORDER OF: Andreas Farms Inc. KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS 888.852.4111 | www.kaufman-auctions.com CURT YODER, AUCTIONEER 330.204.2447 | [email protected] BF-00507089 24-class

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LABRADOODLE FEMALE 2 &1/2 3 BERNESE FEMALES for sale. AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. AKC RUBY CAVALIER male, born BLUE MERLE AUSTRALIAN Shep- GERMAN SHEPHERD/HUSKY Cross Years Old, Bred to Standard Parti 2&1/2 months old. Up to date on (330)473-0325. 10/28/20, $2,500. (330)600-0479. herd male, stud fee. (330)473-9670. 6 months old. 1 male & 1 female. Poodle. Due 3/19/21. $9,200 shots, wormer, (330)600-4984. (330)324-8519 (330)600-0285. AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppies, AT STUD AKC Bernese Mountain CHOCOLATE LAB PUPPIES AKC re- 9 MONTH OLD German Shepard mix, born 1/29/21. Smaller dark golden, lit- Dog, Whispering Pines Jasper, 130 gistered, good breeding stock, males HONEST AND RELIABLE pet trans- 2 PRESA CANARIO females, 5 and 6 female. Should cycle soon. (330)401- ter of 11. Females $1,800, males lbs. Nice markings. Introduction fee and females available, $1,195 portation. Delivering your fur babies years old, good moms. $500 each, 6774. $1,200 or make offer for whole litter. $450. Service fee due when puppies (330)893-3904. with care to southern, eastern and O.B.O. (740)294-4518. surrounding Ohio states. Call Emma (330)600-8225. are born. Females must be brucellos- DACHSHUND MALE 3 month old AKC 3 YEAR OLD tri-color female, is tested, (330)600-2647. (330)317-2602. bred to ruby cavalier male, $7,200. puppy, long hair chocolate, ACA, 2 TWO YEAR OLD tri-color Beagle fe- AKC MOYEN POODLE puppies males. Bred to Beagle male. Due in 3 (330)600-7372. $1,100. (330)893-4517. LOOKING TO TAKE/BUY healthy lit- D.O.B. 1/30/21. Puppies will be vet AT STUD AKC Portuguese Water ters of puppies. Looking for Golden and 4 weeks, both showing. $2,000 dog, call for rates. At stud blue merle AKC BERNESE MOUNTAIN Dog, checked. Cream parties $2,800. Blue EZS WHELPERS. KEEP your pups Retrievers, Goldendoodles, Labra- each. Baltic (330)987-4695. Mini Poodle, $650. (330)407-6248. male. Stud Service. Weight 100 lbs. Merle parties, $3,800. Cream $2,000. safe, warm and comfy. Solid stain- doodles, St. Bernard's and small 2 YEAR OLD Mini Sheepadoodle fe- Proven, nice markings. Genetic clear (330)988-8057. less steel construction. Electric breeds, (330)654-6285. male, very good mother (330)600- and OFA certified. $800. Fredericks- AT STUD ROSCOE Mini Parti Poodle, thermostat controlled heat. Only 5712. burg, William Miller, (330)749-6266. AKC PORTUGUESE WATER dog fe- produces nice tri-party colors. Great 1.15 amp draw. Sales, Service & MAL-SHI FEMALE 3 years old, good male, 2 years old. Also, 4 month old for sheep dogs, Bernese, Australian, Rentals. William Miller, (330)749- mom, due to coming heat in April, TWO YEAR OLD tri-color Beagle AKC BERNESE MOUNTAIN dog pup- male puppies, chocolate and black. etc. AI available. Service Fee $525, 6266. $1,995. (330)359-5143. male, $100. Baltic (330)987-4695. pies D.O.B. 2/11/21. Out of a champi- Good breeding stock. (330)407-6248. (330)401-6809. MINI AUSSIE DOODLES: one blue on male. Great breeding stock. 2 fe- LABRADOODLE PUPPIES merle female, one black female, one TWO YEAR OLD Mini Aussie female. males $5,500, 4 males $2,000. Mi- AKC REGISTERED SHELTIE pup- AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, FOR SALE! black male D.O.B. 1/13/21. Also, one Has 5 pups, 3 merles and 2 black pri, chael Yoder (330)473-0146. pies. Vet checked, dewormed, dew- Black Tri-colored, vet checked, Date of Birth: 01/21/21. Black and D.O.B. 2/20/21, $15,000. One year old claws removed and vaccinated. Born dewormed, vaccinated, tails docked. Chocolate, some have markings. blue merle female D.O.B. 6/3/20. black pri male, $1,000. 3 AKC GERMAN SHEPARD female. 1/02/21, ready for new home now. DOB 1/14/21. Ready for new home Females: $1,200 Males: $900. (330)600-0780. Goldendoodle puppies, 6 weeks old, Raised 8 puppies last litter, should $1,600 text or call (330)465-1439 3/11/21, $1,000. Call or text 330-465- Or make an offer for the whole litter. (330)275-8741. MINI GOLDENDOODLE FEMALE $6,000 for all three. (330)473-2604. cycle soon. (330)407-6248. Dalton, OH. No Sunday Sales. 1439. Dalton, Ohio. No Sunday sales. F1B, 2 years old, white with blue FOR SALE: 2 1/2 year old Bernese merle bloodline. Good mother, had lit- Mountain dog female, both parents ter of 8 puppies, $4,995. (330)359- ONLINE AUCTION are OFA certified, $15,000. Bernese 5143. female puppy D.O.B. 1/25/21, sire ABSOLUTE RANCH HOME ON .592 ACRE MINI LABRADOODLE PUPPIES, red OFA certified, $5,000. (330)600-9620. HERMAN REAL ESTATE NEAR WINESBURG and cream, 5 males $2,000 each, 3 LOCATION: 1707 C.R. 200 Dundee, OH 44624. From Winesburg take US 62 North to CR 200 West to property. From Mt. Eaton FOR SALE: 2 MALES, 2 females, females $2,400 each. From great take Winesburg-Mt. Eaton Rd. South to CR 200 East to property. Signs Posted! Husky Australian mixed puppies. breeding stock, D.O.B. 1/3/21. D.O.B. 11/01/20. $600, O.B.O. Call or (330)275-8987. Real Estate Auction Ends: Tuesday, March 16, 2021 Approx. 6:00 PM text (330)401-3294. NEW TO THE AREA! AKC Basset 1,497 SQ. FT. RANCH HOME ON .592 ACRE * 3 BEDROOMS * 1 BATH * 2 CAR GARAGE FOR SALE: 4 year old cream Pomera- puppies, 2 males, 4 females $2,500 STORAGE BARN * PAINT TOWNSHIP * HOLMES COUNTY * EAST HOLMES SCHOOLS nian female, $2,000. 4 year old blue (330)275-7612. merle Pomeranian male, $1,200. 3 year old Shit Tzu female, due to cycle NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND PUPPIES, Up for absolute auction is a brick ranch home located just outside of Winesburg. in April, $800. (330)600-5917. $500. Elkhound female due to cycle in Whether you are looking to downsize or buy your first home this could be the one for April. Also, 5 year old registered male. you. The one owner home has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, an Oak Mullet kitchen with a bar, FOR SALE: 4 Yorkies, 3 females, 1 Make offer (330)600-8474. dining room, a living room with a gas fireplace and an unfinished basement. Other male, 2 are bred, good moms. (330)600-5512. AT STUD, AKC Bernese Mountain amenities include a two-car attached garage, central vac, storage barn and a whole Dog. OFA certified 110lb, produces house Generac Generator. The home has been well maintained and is move in ready. 9 WEEK OLD AussieDoodle Puppies. large-litters, nice markings. Females The mechanics of the home include natural gas, air condition, private well & septic. 5 Merle colored, one creme and one must be tested. $850. Service fee due Schedule your private showing today. chocolate. Call or Text (330)936-9493. when pups are born. Missouri blood- REAL ESTATE TERMS: 5% Buyers Premium 10% nonrefundable down payment day of sale with the balance due lines, (330)401-6809. FOR SALE: ACA registered Blenheim at closing. Closing in 45 days and possession. No financing or other contingencies, property sells “AS IS”. Any required STANDARD POODLE PUPPIES inspections must be completed prior to bidding. Property sells subject to all articles of record. Announcements day of sale Cavalier male, proven. Marvin Miller (330)275-5388. AKC, red. Available April 5th. Call or take precedence over all previous advertising and statements. text (330)231-2745. LEGAL: Holmes County Parcel #15-00073-005. Paint Twp., East Holmes Schools. Taxes are currently $1,322.66/half. FOR SALE: AKC registered Bernese STUD SERVICE BLUE merle male CONTENT AUCTION ENDS: Thursday, March 18, 2021 at Approx. 6:00 PM Mountain dog, females. Ages 8 months to 2 years old. The 2yr. old is $300 or offered for sale. Stud service bred to Mini Poodle (Great Getzby) for to red Mini Poodle male, $275. Mar- VEHICLE * GUN * LAWN & GARDEN * TOOLS: 2003 Buick Rendezvous CX. 50,203 miles; Davis Model P .380 Cal.; March 16 puppies. Call (330)275-5391 vin Miller (330)275-5388. John Deere x350 Mower, 71 Hours; Honda HRX217 Self-propelled Mower; (New) Worx TriVac; Scotts Seeders; Gas Cans; for pricing and info. STUD SERVICE DACHSHUND, long Lawn & Garden Hand Tools; Live Trap; 4’ Werner Ladder; Coleman Air Compressor; Champion Tool Box Dewalt Drill; Cabinet; FOR SALE: AKC registered Bernese hair chocolate, ACA and CKC, $300. Shelving; 4’ & 6’ Wooden Ladders; Wheel Barrow; Trash Cans; Garden Décor; Shepherd Hooks; Croquet Set; Patio Swivel (330)893-4517. Chairs; Wooden Gliders; Stewart Clippers & More. Mountain dog female, D.O.B. 3/28/18. Beautiful dog, $20,000. Call or text for STUD SERVICE, MINI Poodle, 11lbs., APPLIANCES * HOUSEHOLD * COLLECTIBLES * MISC.: Maytag Refrigerator; Maytag Electric Stove; Speed Queen pictures (330)521-8222. Washer; Hotpoint Dryer; Crosley Upright Freezer; LG 42” TV; Matching Couch and Loveseat; Glider Rocker w/ Ottoman; Oak 12 inches high. Throws nice tri-color Dining Table w/5 Chairs; (3) Oak Saddle Bar Stools; Oak Child’s Table w/2 Chairs; Child’s Rocker; Cherry Coffee Table; Card FOR SALE: CAVACHON female, 3 Bernadoodles. DNA tested for tan Table & Chairs; Oak Toy Chest; Oak Dresser w/Mirror; Full Size Mirror; Lighted Curio Cabinet; 4 Pc. Bedroom Set; (2) Queen 1/2 years old. Shortbred to chocolate points, tested DM clear, $600. Beds; Cedar Chest; Oak Bookcase & Sofa Table; Filing Cabinet; Safe; Folding Tables; Metal Chairs; Taylor Smith 8-piece place merle Mini Poodle, good mother, (330)893-4517. $7,000 O.B.O (330)893-4140. setting; Fenton Signed Glassware; Millersburg Court House; Northwood & Imperial Glass; Stained Glass Lamp; Hen on the Nest; STUD SERVICE: TRI-COLORED Mini Jewelry; Diamond Earrings; Quilts; Crocks; Singer Sewing Machine; Pyrex; Fire King; Silverware; Tupperware; Crockpots; FOR SALE: CHOCOLATE Labra- Bernadoodle. Proven, genetic tested Air Fryer; Christmas Décor; Griddle; Pots & Pans; Children’s Toys; Rocking Horse; Howard Miller Mantle Clock; Small World doodle female, 3 years old. In heat clear. Nice markings. Winesburg, Rhythm Clock; Local Advertising and More. now, raised 10 puppies last litter, good (330)275-9806. mother, $6,500. (330)893-4140. CHATTEL TERMS: 10% Buyers Premium. Credit Card. All items must be paid in full prior to removal. For a complete TERRIER POODLE MIX D.O.B listing of the contents please visit www.kaufman-auctions.com FOR SALE: D.O.B. 1/6/21 Cavachon 1/19/21, one male $650, one female SALE BY THE ORDER OF: puppies, 2 females, 2 males. U.T.D $750. Family raised, cute and playful. shots, vet checked and wormed. Call Mini Poodle female, due 3/26/21, Marge Herman Estate $15,000 O.B.O. (330)600-5155. Probate Case No #21-ES-001 • Attorney Dan Mathie (330)473-0077. EXECUTORS: Brenda Hostetler & Bonnie Sprang FOR SALE: GOLDEN Retriever pup- 0630 pies, AKC, registered. Males $900, fe- Birds KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS males $1,200. (330)359-5658 ext. 2. 330.852.4111 • www.kaufman-auctions.com CLIFF SPRANG, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER FOR SALE: RED Mini Poodle male 17 PARAKEETS, CAGE, ALL 330.464.5155 • [email protected] puppies, D.O.B. 1/10/21. Should ma- NESTING BOX, FOOD ETC. $150, (740)623-2070. BF-00506436 ture to 9-11lbs. (330)473-2160. class-25

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DECEMEBER DORSET UEWE OFFERING SALE PREPPING and full 0700 lambs, also one year old Ram time breeding facility. Call to get your 0719 Agriculture (330)600-8136. mare booked, Clark Acres Equine. Riding (330)275-5388. WILL PASTURE YOUR feeder beef. 0715 4 YEAR OLD GELDING, 3 1/4 quarter 0716 Can also process. For more informa- Horses horse, one quarter percherion. Broke tion write to: Roy Byler, 14912 CR3, Ponies single and double, started to ride, Frazeysburg, OH 43822. buggy broke, Bay with a star, stocky 14 YEAR OLD BLACK Gelding, good built, $6,500. (330)600-1544. built, buggy broke, good broke for al- 4 YEAR SHETLAND registered pony 0710 mare, 45 inches tall. Broke for any- most anyone to drive, double gated, 0720 Livestock 16 hands, $3,400. (330)600-2803. one, T.S.S. In foal for May 20, 2021. (330)600-7372. Crops RAILROAD & MODEL TRAIN COLLECTION ONLINE ONLY AUCTION 3 YEAR OLD Angus Bull. (419)994- 2 REGISTERED AQHA yearling black 0717 4764. Phillys. Has some markings. For more SMALL SQUARE BALES, Barley or Bidding is open now & starts ending on info call (330)763-3083. Standardbred Rye straw. Clean, bright, certified or- Monday, March 29th, 6:00 PM 6 WEEK OLD Beef/Jersey Calves, ganic. Delivery available. Individual $350/each. Also, Holstein/Jersey bull FOR SALE: YEARLY Fresian stand- 9 YEAR OLD MARE by Pizzazed in bales or 14-bale bundles available. PICK UP LOCATION: 559 Belden Parkway NE, calves $250/each. Organic, (330)600- ardbred Philly. Marvin Miller (330)275- foal to Uncle Peter. Record of 1:57. $6/bale. Discounts for larger quantit- Sugarcreek Ohio 44681 8474. 5388. Made $57,000. (330)600-0479. ies. Dalton, Ohio (330)465-2248. PICK UP DATE: Wednesday, March 31st from 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM FORD FOCUS SPORT * RR ANTIQUES * HO BAKER 170+ PRIVATE GUN COLLECTION SCALE TRAIN COLLECTION * MOSTLY B&O Location: At the Mt. Hope Auction Grounds (Dean Beachy Event Center). 8076 SR 241, Mt. Hope, OH 44660. Directions: BRASS TRAINS * LANTERNS COLLECTIBLES Located on SR 241 midway between Millersburg OH and Mt. Eaton OH. HOUSEHOLD Tuesday, March 30, 2021 12:30 PM Online Bidding starts at 2:00 PM RAILROAD COLLECTIBLES, MISC: 14’’brass 110+ FINE CUSTOM RIFLES * COLT HANDGUNS * SMITH & WESSON * SCOPES locomotive bell; 25+ B&O RR lanterns; brass B&O fire BINOCULARS * RELOADING DIES * HOLSTERS * AMMO * KNIVES extinguisher; 40 oil cans, most marked B&O; 2 bamboo order hoops; 6 RR flares; 7 switch lights; 12 brass locks, most WINCHESTER RIFLES INCLUDING: Win Mod 52 Sporter: Win Mod 52: Win Mod 52 Custom Sporter: Win Mod 70 Pre 64 .270 marked B&O; B&O ticket sign; 3 semaphore signals; position Win: 2 – Win Mod 70 Pre 64 .22 Hornet Rechambered to .22 2-R Lovell & .222 Rem: Win Mod 70 Pre 64 .30-06: Win Mod 70 Pre 64 signal light; 3 cast iron post finials; 3 forks marked B&O; 6 .375 H&H Mag: Win Mod 70 Pre 64 .257 Roberts: Win Mod 75 .22 LR: 5 – Win Mod 74 .22 Short & .22 LR: Win Mod 72-A .22 LR: shovels marked B&O; 2 track levelers; 2 hammers; Union Win Mod 63 .22 LR: Win Mod 92 .32 WCF: Win Mod 1892 .25-20 WCF: Win Mod 1894 .30 WCF: & others. RR signal light; multiple signal lights; cast iron signal light FINE CUSTOM RIFLES INCLUDING: Enfield 1917 .30-06: Mauser with Berger Barrel .25-06 Rem: FN Mauser 6mm Rem: Mod pcs; baggage chest; B&O memorabilia; RR photos, prints, 70 with Hart. Barrel .25-06 Rem: FN Mauser .243 Win: FN Mauser .22 Var: Mod 70 with Shilen Barrel .270 Win: Sako Early Mauser magazines, books, calendars, vhs tapes & more. Type .300 H&H Mag & .375 H&H Mag; Mauser 98 .270 Win: Sako with Berger Barrel .17 Rem: Many of these have exceptional wood. HO SCALE TRAINS, MISC: 250+ mostly B&O, brands MILITARY INCLUDING: Enfield 1917 .30-06: Spanish Mauser 7.92x57: Swedish Mauser 6.5x55: Yugo Mauser 7.92x57 & others. include Lionel, Proto 2000 series, Genesis USRA 2, Spring OTHER RIFLES INCLUDING: Kimber Mod 82 .22 LR: JP Sauer Pre-war Mauser 30-06: Browning Mod 1895 .45-90: Ruger No. Mills Depot, Spectrum, Tangent, Fox Valley, Exact Rail, 1 .270 Win Custom Stock: Savage Super Sporter .30-06: & others. AHM, Atheann, Atlas, & more; Train Kits 400+, mostly B&O, FINE DOUBLE SHOTGUNS INCLUDING: Fox Sterlingworth 20GA: Parker 10GA: Parker 12GA: Ithaca 2-E 16 GA: JP Sauer include Accurail, Atheann, Westerfield, Walthers, Stewart 12GA & 20GA: Cogswell & Harrison 12GA: Charles Osborne 12GA: 2 – Fox A-Grade 12GA: Lefever Nitro Special 20GA: & others. Hobbies, Bowser, Roundhouse, & more; misc Lionel tracks; OTHER SHOTGUNS INCLUDING: 4 – Browning Double-Auto 12GA & 20GA: 8 – Win Mod 97 & 1897 12GA: 2 – Beretta AL-2 type KW & type ZW transformers; 2 Spectrum transformers; 12GA: Beretta 302 12GA: Remington Sportsman 16GA: Remington Mod 31 12GA: & others. coal loads; train table décor; train parts & accessories. COLT HANDGUNS INCLUDING: Colt Mod 1911 Military “Blue” .45 ACP: Colt 1911 Commercial .45 ACP with Box: Colt 1903 BRASS HO SCALE: Westside brand, 20 lots, mostly with Pearl Grips: Colt 1908 with Pearl Grips: Colt Commander Lightweight .45 ACP: Colt Woodsman Target 1st Series with Box: Colt B&O, 5 are custom painted, includes Q-4b, EM-1, Mikado, Woodsman Match Target “Bullseye Match” with Elephant Ear Grips: Colt New Service .45 LC & .38 WCF: Colt Police Positive .32-20: G.Emerson, T-3a, Pacific Fast Mail, E-9, & more. Colt 1911 .22 LR Conversion Unit in Box with Slip Cover: & others. BACHMANN G & LARGE SCALE: 50+ includes SMITH & WESSON INCLUDING: S&W .45 Hand Ejector of 1917: S&W .22 Kit Gun: S&W Mod 29-2 .44 Mag: S&W Pre-Mod Royal Blue set, White Christmas set, Liberty Bell set, Night 29 .44 Mag: 2 – S&W Mod 57 .41 Mag: S&W K-22 .22 LR: S&W Mod 14 .38 Spl: 3 – S&W 32-20 Hand Ejector: S&W Mod 27-2 .357 Before Christmas set, box cars, gondolas, log cars, street cars, Mag: & others. Some of these are in wooden display boxes. cabooses, steam locomotive w/ tender, Thomas & Friends OTHER HANDGUNS INCLUDING: 2 – Ruger Old Army .45: Ruger MK II .22 LR: AMT Skipper .45 ACP: Taylor & Co .45 LC: set, & more; left & right hand track switches; straight & & others. curved tracks. AMMO & RELOADING ITEMS: 110+ lots uncatalogued ammo includes: 45 ACP; 45 Colt; 9mm; 6mm; .22 Wildcat; .22 Cal.; 12 CAR, COLLECTIBLES, HOUSEHOLD: 2004 Ford Ga.; 16 Ga.; 20 Ga.; 28 Ga.; 300 H&H; 30-06 Cal.; 22-250 Cal; .22 Short blanks; 30-40 Krag; 30-06 Sprg.; 308 Cal.; 300 Savage; .17 Focus Sport 118,500mi; GE washer; Maytag dryer; 7 Agulia; 10,000+ primers; black powder lead; bullets; bullet molds; MEC Reloaders; CH Press; Trimmers; Tumblers; Wads. crocks; 8 brass torches; butter churn; 30+ Clothtique santa’s; SCOPES INCLUDING: 50+ includes, 5 – Unertl Target Type 1¼” – 2”: JW Fecker 1.25” Target Scope: 7 – Leupold Scopes: 10+ Matchbox & Hotwheel toys; legos; candle wick glassware; Other Unertl Scopes 4x, 6x, 10x: 15+ Weaver Scopes & others including: Ajak: Bausch & Lomb: Redfield: Kollmorgen: Stith: Kales: pink depression glassware; Christmas & easter décor, lights; Bushnell: Lyman; Scope Rings; & more. Binoculars including: 80+ most with cases, includes Vintage Military Bausch & Lomb: US vinyl records. Naval Gun Factory: Zeiss: Leitz: Wetzler: Zenith: Carl Zeiss: Bushnell: Tasco: AMC: Empire: & others. Reloading Dies: Approx. NOTE: An exciting collection with mostly B&O and a wide 50 sets: RCBS: Lyman: C&H: Hornady & others. Holsters: Don Hume: Bianchi & others. Knives: 40+ includes, CaseXX: Schrade: variety from antique RR pcs through HO scale trains. Whether Buck: Kershaw: & others. Books & Magazines: 900+ books include: 1st edition books: Gun Digests: Shooter’s Bibles: Winchester: looking to add to your existing collection, or you want to Colt: Handloaders Digest: Gunsmithing: Rifle books: Reloading books: manuals; lots of hunting & outdoor books; Time Life: The Old start your own, this auction is for you. Please visit Kaufman- West: & many more: Magazines, 350+ includes American Rifleman from 1950’s through 2010: Fur Fish & Game: Gun Report: Muzzle auctions.com to view complete catalog, view photos & to bid. Blasts: Hounds & Hunting: Vintage Frontier Times: & more. Bear Trap, Fishing & Misc: S. Newhouse #5 Bear Trap; Elephant Wood TERMS: Online terms apply, 10% buyers premium. Carvings; 30 vintage fishing rods with reels: minnow buckets: hard gun cases: leather gun cases: soft gun cases: snowshoes: trappers AUCTION BY ORDER OF: basket: small game traps: clay target pigeons: clay pigeon throwers: vintage clay pigeon hand throwers: 5 wooden ammo boxes: 12 Phillip Cushman wooden gun stocks. Doors will open at 9:30 AM. We will start with Ammo & Reloading items at 12:30. The catalog portion of SALE ORDER/NOTES: KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS the sale will begin at 2:00 PM and we will try to be on guns at approx. 4:00 PM. We will be selling in two rings for most of the day so 888.852.4111 www.kaufman-auctions.com please make plan to spend your afternoon and evening with us. Guns will not be on premises until day of sale.

TERMS: Cash, Check or Credit Card. 10% Buyers Premium. Online bidding terms apply. RAY YODER, REALTOR® / AUCTIONEER AUCTION BY ORDER OF: Warren W. Baker Trust, Janet Baker Trustee 330.204.0110 [email protected] KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS 888.852.4111 or www.kaufman-auctions.com RAY YODER, AUCTIONEER 330-204-0110 or [email protected] CLIFF SPRANG, AUCTIONEER 330-464-5155 OR [email protected] BF-00507073 BF-00507071 26-class

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MORGAN COUNTY ABSOLUTE AUCTION 25.3 ACRES IN EAST SPARTA AREA HERSHBERGER REAL ESTATE AUCTION 83 Acres of Secluded Hunting ONLINE ONLY AUCTION LOCATION: Ragersville Road, Sugarcreek, OH 44681. LOCATION: Near 2241-1601 Township Rd. 656, LOCATION: Maplehurst Ave. SE, OH 44626. GPS: 40.681, Directions: From Sugarcreek take 39 east at (Dutch Valley McConnelsville, OH 43756. Directions: From square of -81.3553. ½ mi. north of East Sparta on Maplehurst Ave. Restaurant) take Ragersville Rd. south to auction or from the McConnelsville: Follow OH-60 S for 3.9 miles, turn right on square in Baltic take Ragersville Rd. east to stop sign then Thursday March 25th Ends at 5:00 PM* north to auction. Signs posted. Fisher Rd./Twp. Rd. 656, 0.6 miles to location on right. *with extended bidding Thursday, April 8, 2021 6:00 PM Online Auction Ending: 25.3 ACRES * WOODED & OPEN Tuesday, April 6, 2021 Ending 5:00 PM* GAS/OIL RIGHTS * 480’ FRONTAGE * EXCELLENT 28 ACRES PRIME HUNTING LAND *with extended bidding RECREATIONAL LAND * STARK COUNTY TUSCARAWAS COUNTY * OPEN & WOODED ABUNDANCE OF WILDLIFE 83 ACRES * OFFERED IN 2 PARCELS OF 41.5 ACRES PIKE TOWNSHIP * SANDY VALLEY SCHOOLS For legal description, terms TIMBER * MINERAL RIGHTS For Terms, description ONLINE BIDDING and and photos please visit ABUNDANT WILDLIFE * MORGAN CO. photos please visit www.kaufmanauctions.com. MEIGSVILLE TWP. * MORGAN LSD www.kaufman-auctions.com. AUCTION BY ORDER OF: Yoder SALE BY ORDER OF: POSTPONED KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS Merle & Lela Hershberger If you are looking for that 888.852.4111 | www.kaufman-auctions.com KAUFMAN affordable hunting tract PAT KAUFMAN, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER REALTY & AUCTIONS with mineral rights intact 330-204-6512 | [email protected] 888.852.4111 or and harvestable timber, ELMER YODER, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER www.kaufman-auctions.com 330-641-2408 | [email protected] you will not want to MYRON MILLER, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER overlook this piece. 330-204-0864 DERRICK KANDEL, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER For legal description, terms and photos please 330-231-4524 or [email protected] visit www.kaufman-auctions.com or scan the QR Code.

SALE BY THE ORDER OF: Joseph Troyer BF-00505699 BF-00507077 KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS 330.857.7777 or www.kaufman-auctions.com VACANT CORNER LOT TRUCK, TRAILER, MOTORCYCLE, ELI TROYER, CAI, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER ONLINE ONLY AUCTION FOUR-WHEELER 330.359.1941 or [email protected] Highly Visible - Village of Sugarcreek Pete Schrock Contents & Watches KEVIN LEHMAN, *Online Only Auction* LOCATION: 551 Dover Rd NE, Sugarcreek, OH 44681. AMM, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER 275+ Lots GPS COORDINATES: 40.5088029,-81.6340597. 330.359.1941 or [email protected] DIRECTIONS: Located on the corner of SR39/Dover Rd. Bidding is open now & starts closing on AARON MILLER, REALTOR and Edelweiss Dr NE in Sugarcreek. Signs posted. Monday, March 15th, 6:00 PM 330-473-7359 or [email protected] BF-00507080 Tuesday, March 23, 2021 Ending at 6:00 PM* PICK UP DATE: Wednesday, March 17th, from 9:00 AM *with extended bidding to 1:00 PM PREMIER HUNTING & RECREATIONAL PICK UP LOCATION: 5490 CR 407, Millersburg, Ohio .67 ACRE CORNER LOT * VILLAGE ONLINE ONLY LAND AUCTION 44654 OF SUGARCREEK * SUGARCREEK TWP. 161.46 Acres – Northern Noble County near Caldwell, OH TUSCARAWAS CO. * ZONED COMMERCIAL *7.3L FORD*DOUBLE AXLE PUBLIC UTILITIES AVAILABLE TRAILER*KAWASAKI MOTORCYCLE*YAMAHA LOCATION: Camp Run Rd., Caldwell, OH 43724. GPS GENERATOR*HONDA 4WHEELER*MODEL Coordinates: 39.735620, -81.444861. Directions: From Conveniently located on TRAINS*ANTIQUES*TOOLS*WATCHES* I-77 (exit 25) in Caldwell, take SR 78 east 2.5 miles to SR the well-traveled State 564, turn right 2.7 miles to Hohman Rd., turn left 1.7 miles to Route 39/Dover Rd in NOTE: Lots 52-248 are all items from Pete (Esther) Schrock property. Signs Posted. Sugarcreek, this corner lot from Sugarcreek. is .67 acres of all kinds of TRUCK: 1994 7.3L Ford Powerstroke truck, 16’ Thursday, April 8, 2021 Bidding Begins Ending 6:00 PM possibility! Commercial double axle trailer, Kawasaki Vulcan motorcycle 161.458 ACRES * ENOCH TWP. * NOBLE COUNTY zoning and excellent very nice, Honda Bayou fourwheeler, Yamaha 6600 OFFERED IN 1 PARCEL * OPEN & WOODED visibility, sitting at a traffic generator, Honda 7500 generator, Troy-Bilt mower. HAY FIELDS & FOOD PLOTS * EXCELLENTLY light. Approximately 180’ road frontage on SR 39 and on TOOLS: DeWalt tools, Bosch, metal detector, all kinds of MANAGED HUNTING PROPERTY * TIMBER Edelweiss each. Public water & sewer is available. Register at hand tools, hardware TRAILS * PRIVATE & SECLUDED kaufman-auctions.com and place your bid today! ANTIQUES: JD model wagon, Taxi pedal car, cast iron TERMS: No buyers premium. 10% nonrefundable down pans, sm cast model toys and tractors, graniteware, Lifetime AUCTION PREVIEW: payment day of sale with the balance due at closing. No pots, lots of kitchenware, wine barrel, crocks, books, china Saturday, March 27 • 11:00 to 1:00 PM (ATV On-Site) financing or other contingencies, property sells “AS IS”. hutch, Hoosier cabinet, misc. furniture, Elgin, Hamilton, For legal description, terms Any required inspections must be completed prior to watches (some very good watches). A very nice selection of ONLINE BIDDING and bidding. Sellers to transfer any and all owned mineral antiques not listed. photos please visit www. rights. Property sells subject to all articles of record. TERMS: Online Terms Apply 10% buyer’s premium. kaufman-auctions.com Announcements day of sale take precedence over all previous advertising and statements. See sale order KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS AUCTION BY addendum for more details. 888.852.4111 www.kaufman-auctions.com ORDER OF: LEGAL: Parcel # 58-00740-000 in the Village of Sugarcreek, Vroman Trust Sugarcreek Township of Tuscarawas County and Garaway Elmer Yoder, Auctioneer, Realtor 330-641-2408 or [email protected] KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS LSD. Taxes per half year are $3.00. Myron Miller Auctioneer/ Realtor 888.852.4111 or www.kaufman-auctions.com AUCTION BY ORDER OF: The Village of Sugarcreek CURT YODER, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER 330-204-0864 or [email protected] 330.204.2447 or [email protected] KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS 888.852.4111 or www.kaufman-auctions.com CURT YODER, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER 330.204.2447 or [email protected]

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WANTED: FARM LAND to rent: WHITE 6606 11-ROW planter for sale, 1006 (330)465-2279. (330)465-2279. Classic Cars 0730 0731 WANT TO BUY: Nice Muscle/Classic Farm Equipment Dairy Equipment car or truck. Serious private cash buyer! (330)234-4329. MASSEY FERGUSON 3645 Tractor. 800 GALLON ROUND top Mueller Good condition, one owner. 90HP. tank good working condition. (6) 1 1135 Call: (330)473-2416. touch milker units with complete pipe Exercise Equipment line and receiving jar set up. (330)473- BF-00507194 2416. NEW HOLLAND HT152 V-rake for FREE MOTION E4.2 Elliptical for sale. 2017 CHEVY MALIBU LT 2015 LEXUS RX 360 sale. 10-wheel w/2 kicker wheels. 0909 New in box, $1,200, OBO. Call: Light package. Used very little. Stored (330)359-5042. 4-CYL, TURBO, 1.5L, 59,399 MILES, SIRIUS/XM SATELLITE, V6, 3.5 LITER, AWD, MILEAGE 69,022, NAVIGATION SYSTEM, inside. Looks like new! Call Bob For Rent: Stark BLUETOOTH, POWER SEATS, BACKUP, ALLOY WHEELS, LEATHER, SIRIUSXM SATELLITE, PREMIUM WHEELS, (330)763-4572. Leave message if no NEED TO PLACE AN AD? 4 MPG, 1 OWNER LOCAL TRADE. BLUETOOTH, PARKING SENSORS, POWER LIGTGATE TWO BEDROOM, ONE bath and Call: 330-674-6740 or 800- answer. RELEASE, MOONROOF, HEATED: COOLED SEATS, more. Newly renovated inside and out, 552-7150. Or email us at: $12,950 excellent senior citizen home, $650 a [email protected]. BLIND SPOT MONITORS, LOCAL TRADE SOLD BY US! month. No pets, no smoking. Please include your name, 2016 TOYOTA COROLLA S PLUS Wooster Weekly News address and phone number in $21,950 (614)599-6061. your message. Our office hours 4-CYL, 1.8 LITER, MILEAGE 33,911, POWER DOOR LOCKS, 1-800-552-7150 are 8 AM to 5 PM. POWER WINDOWS, PREMIUM WHEELS, BACKUP CAMERA, 2017 CHRYSLER PACIFICA TOURING-L ALLOY WHEELS, STABILITY CONTROL, TRACTION CONTROL, PLUS, V-6, 3.6 L, 46,101 MILES, POWER LIFTGATE, NAVIGATION, HOCHSTETLER BLUETOOTH WIRELESS, NEW TIRES, LOCAL TRADE UCONNECT-3, LEATHER, SUNROOF, DVD, HEATED SEATS, PRIVATE 110+ GUN COLLECTION HEATED STEERING WHEEL, PREMIUM SOUND, QUAD SEATING. SOLD BY US! LOCATION: At the Mt. Hope Auction Grounds (Dean Beachy Event Center). 8076 SR 241, $13,950 $22,950 Mt. Hope, OH 44660. DIRECTIONS: Located on SR 241 midway between Millersburg, OH and Mt. Eaton, OH. 2018 FORD ESCAPE SE 2018 SUBARU OUTBACK 2.5I LIMITED

4-CYL, ECOBOOST, TURBO, 1.5 L, 4WD, 25,195 MILES, 4-CYL, PZEV, 2.5 LITER, AWD, MILEAGE 25,430, POWER Wednesday, March 17, 2021 5:00 PM HEATED SEATS, POWER LOCKS & SEAT, ALLOY WHEELS, LIFTGATE, MOONROOF, PREMIUM WHEELS, NAVIGATION 110+ GUNS * WINCHESTER MODEL 42 SPECIAL DELUXE (NEW) BACKUP CAMERA. SYSTEM, LANE KEEPING ASSIST, LEATHER, LED HEADLAMPS, RIFLES * SHOTGUNS * HANDGUNS SIRIUS/XM SATELLITE, 33 MPG, HEATED SEATS. $16,450 WINCHESTERS: Mod 42 “Special Deluxe” Skeet, brand new in box w/papers & hangtags: $25,950 Mod 42 w/box: Mod 42 w/vent rib: Mod 42 w/solid rib: Mod 12 12GA Trap: Mod 101 20GA: 2018 HONDA FIT EX Mod 23 Pigeon Grade Lightweight 20 GA in deluxe hardcase: Mod 23 XTR Pigeon Grade 4 CYL, I-VTEC, 1.5 L, 15,529 MILES, PREMIUM WHEELS, MOON 2018 ACURA RDX 20GA Like NIB: Mod 37 .410. ROOF, STABILITY CONTROL, TRACTION, LANE DEPARTURE TECHNOLOGY & ACURA WATCH PLUS PACKAGE, V6, I-VTEC, WINCHESTER COMMEMORATIVES INCLUDING: 1996 Wild Bill Hickok: 1980 WARNING, SIRIUS/XM SATELLITE, ALLOY WHEELS, BACKUP 3.5 LITER, AWD, MILEAGE 22,067, MULTI-VIEW CAMERA, LANE Oliver Winchester: 1971 NRA Centennial Rifle: 1983 Chief Crazy Horse: 1976 Sioux: CAMERA. KEEPING ASSIST SYSTEM, PREMIUM WHEELS, MOONROOF, 1982 American Bald Eagle Silver: 1981 John Wayne: 1980 Bat Masterson: 1977 Legendary NAVIGATION SYSTEM, LEATHER, TECHNOLOGY, HEATED Lawmen: 1979 Legendary Frontiersmen: All LNIB $17,450 SEATS, REMOTE START, LOCAL TRADE, REMOTE START. WINCHESTER RIFLES: Mod 61 .22LR: Mod 61 .22 Mag Like NIB w/Papers & Hangtags: 2018 FORD FUSION SE Mod 06 .22LR: Mod 62-A .22 LR: Mod 9422 XTR .22 LR: Mod 9422 .22LR: Mod 9422-M $26,950 .22 Mag: Mod 70 Classic .300 WSM: Mod 70 .264 Win Mag: Mod 94 Wrangler II .32 Spl: EXT COLOR RUBY RED METALLIC, MILEAGE 17,417, PREMIUM Mod 9422 High Grade .22LR & others. WHEELS, PUSH BUTTON START, POWER WINDOWS, ABS 2018 CHRYSLER PACIFICA TOURING L BROWNING’S INCLUDING: Mod 42 .410: Mod 12 28GA: Mod 12 20GA: Gold Hunter (4-WHEEL), AIR CONDITIONING, SYNC, BACK UP CAMERA, V6, 3.6 L, 33,782 MILES, POWER SLIDING DOOR, LEATHER, 20GA & 12GA: Citori XS Sporting 28GA: T-Bolt .17HMR & others. ONLY 17,000 MILES, 32 MPG. BACKUP CAMERA, NAVIGATION, POWER LIFTGATE, NEW REMINGTON’S INCLUDING: Mod 870 20GA Skeet: Mod 870 LW .410: Mod 870 $17,950 TIRES, UCONNECT, DVD, HEATED SEATS. Magnum 20GA: Mod 870 28GA: Mod 11-48 .410 Vent Rib: Mod 11-48 28GA Vent Rib: Mod $27,950 1100 Sporting 28: Mod 1100 Skeet-B 20GA: Mod 1100 LW 28GA: Mod 1100 .410: Mod 572 2017 JEEP COMPASS 4X4 BDL Deluxe Fieldmaster .22LR: Mod 541-T Heavy Barrel .22LR & others. ALL NEW LIMITED, 4-CYL, MULTI AIR, 2.4 L, 18,453 MILES, 2018 HONDA PILOT EX-L RUGERS INCLUDING: Mod 77 .243 Win: Mod 77 7mm Mag: Mod 77-22 .22 Hornet: V-6, VTEC, 3.5 L, 24,715 MILES, MOONROOF, LANE WATCH, Mod 77-22 .22LR: Mod AR-556 .223/5.56 (2): Ruger Precision Rifle 6.5 Creedmoor w/ POWER FRONT/FIXED, REAR SUNROOF, PARK SENSE PARK ASSIST, UCONNECT, PREMIUM WHEELS, BACKUP CAMERA, PREMIUM SOUND, LEATHER, KEYLESS START, THIRD ROW Leupold Rings & others. SEATS, SIRIUS/XM SATELLITE, ALLOY WHEELS SMITH & WESSON INCLUDING: Mod 60 .38 Spl: Mod 48-4 .22 Mag: Mod 15-2 .38 KEYLESS START, LEATHER POWER HEATED SEATS Spl: Mod 36-1 .38 Spl: Mod 35-1 .22LR: Mod 18-3 .22LR: Mod 31-1 .32 S&W Long: Mod $21,950 $30,950 586-8 .357 Mag & others. Most are in high condition or LNIB. OTHER GUNS INCLUDING: Sig Mod 1911 R Scorpion .45 ACP: Sig Mod P238 Rainbow 2018 TOYOTA CAMRY LE 2018 FORD EDGE TITANIUM .380 ACP: Sig Mod P238 Extreme .380 ACP: Sig Mod 938 SAS 9mm: Kimber Pro TLE .45 4-CYL, 2.5 LITER, MILEAGE 8,491, LED HEADLAMP, HILL 4CYL, ECOBOOST, 2.0L, AWD MILEAGE 24,502, PARK ASSIST, LEATHER, OVERSIZED PREMIUM WHEELS 20”, SONY PREMIUM ACP w/Laser: Kimber Micro 9 9mm: Colt Trooper MKIII .22 Mag: Colt Peacemaker .22LR: ASSIST CONTROL, BACKUP CAMERA, ALLOY WHEELS, SOUND, PERIMETER ALARM SYSTEM, POWER LIFT GATE Colt Officers Match 5th Issue .22LR: Henry Golden Boy .22 LR & 22 Mag: Henry Golden LANE DEPARTURE WARNING SYSTEM, SIRIUS/XM SATELLITE, RELEASE, NAVIGATION SYSTEM, HEATED/COOLED SEATS, Boy 3rd Edition Engraved .22 LR: CZ Mod 455 .22LR: CZ Mod 527 Varmint .17 Hornet: TRACTION CONTROL, POWER SEATS, BLUETOOTH WIRELESS, HEATED STEERING WHEEL. Aero Precision Mod M4E1 .223: Marlin Mod 1897 century Limited .22LR & others. 40MPG, ONLY 8,00 MILES. 5 LEUPOLD SCOPES, BOW & AMMO: VX3ᴵ LRP: 6.5-20x50: (2) VX3ᴵ 3.5-10x40; $30,950 Crossbows, Laser Rangefinder, Ammo, & More. $21,950 NOTE: We will be starting with un-cataloged items at 5:00 PM and be on the guns at 5:30 2015 LEXUS RX 350 2018 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER XLE PM. This is a private one owner collection, and we are excited to be able to offer it public V-6, 3.5 LITER, AWD, MILEAGE 21,735, POWER LIFTGATE V-6, 3.5LITER, AWD, MILEAGE 69,022, LEATHER, PREMIUM auction. We will be offering online bidding on the cataloged items. RELEASE, NAVIGATION SYSTEM, THIRD ROW SEATING, PKG, PREMIUM WHEELS, BLUETOOTH WIRELESS, PARKING TERMS: Cash, Check or Credit Card. 10% Buyers Premium. Online bidding TOWING PKG, PREMIUM WHEELS, SIRIUS/XM SATELLITE, LANE terms apply. SENSORS, POWER LIFTGATE RELEASE, MOONROOF, HEATED: DEPARTURE ALERT, LEATHER, MOON ROOF, HEATED SEATS. COOLED SEATS, PREMIUM SOUND. SALE BY ORDER OF: $33,950 Mahlon Hochstetler $21,950

KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS 2018 TOYOTA RAV4 XLE 2018 LEXUS RX 350 V6, 3.5 LITER, AWD, MILEAGE: 27,195, PANORAMA ROOF, 888-852-4111 | www.kaufman-auctions.com 4-CYL, 2.5 LITER, AWD, MILEAGE 32,315, POWER DOOR PARKING ASSIST, LEATHER, LUXURY PACKAGE, VENTILATED RAY YODER, AUCTIONEER LOCKS, POWER WINDOWS, LANE DEPARTURE WARNING 330-204-0110 | [email protected] SEATS, OVERSIZED PREMIUM WHEELS 20”, POWER LIFTGATE SYSTEM, PREMIUM WHEELS, BLUETOOTH WIRELESS, CLIFF SPRANG, AUCTIONEER RELEASE, NAVIGATION SYSTEM, LANE KEEP ASSIST, MARK MOONROOF, PREMIUM SOUND, REAR SPOILER, BACKUP 330-464-5155 | [email protected] LEVINSON PREMIUM AUDIO, HEATED: COOLED SEATS, CAMERA, 28 MPG. HEATED STEERING WHEEL, OVER 60K NEW.

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Looking for a vehicle that fits the whole family’s needs? From vacations, to sporting events, to fun with the fam, Honda’s Odysseys and Pilots will make sure you aren’t crammed . Both of these spacious 3-row Honda models are built with family in mind- with features like available rear entertainment system, power tailgate, integrated sun shades, and USB charging ports. And during the Dream Garage Spring Event we’re offering 0% APR on both of these models, along with loyalty and lease cash – so you’re able to do more of the things you love this summer – as a family! 0% $1000 0% $1750 APR LEASE CASH APR INSTANT SAVINGS LEASE $299 $1000 $275 SPECIALS /MONTH 2021 ODYSSEY EX LOYALTY MONEY /MONTH 2021 PILOT EX

TOP OF THE LINE VS. BACK TO BASICS If extra features like leather, power lift gate, smart entry, and remote start aren’t things that you’re necessarily interested in, saving a few dollars and getting a lower trim level vehicle could be a suitable option for you. If leather is a must on your list, the EX-L trim level and higher will be your go-to. If you’re looking for extra features but you’ve got a tight budget, the sport trim level on models like the Civic, Accord, and HR-V might interest you, and on bigger models like the CR-V, Passport, Pilot and Odyssey, the EX trim level would be your option. If you want top of the line with all of the bells and whistles available take a look at our highest trim level, Touring. This week we are comparing some of our used vehicles to look at the difference between our top of the line trim levels (Touring, EX-L) VS our more basic trim levels (LX). Top-of-the-Line, Back-to-the Basics and Everything-in-Between – we’ve got the right vehicle for you! • TOP OF THE LINE • • BACK TO BASICS • 19 HONDA CIVIC TOURING 15 HONDA CR-V TOURING 18 HONDA CIVIC LX 15 HONDA CR-V LX #D555A. #D611A. #P8880. #C991A. 4,493 MI. 37,415 MI. 34,091 MI. 83,018 MI.

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 300/MO OR 23,511 288/MO OR 20,858 216 /MO OR 16,723 189/MO OR 13,480 THE IN-BETWEEN $ 99 • • 39 OIL CHANGE 18 HONDA ACCORD SPT. 2018 HONDA CR-V EX #P8873. #D562A. & TIRE ROTATION 29,298 MI. 40,404 MI. VEHICLES REQUIRING MORE THAN 4.5 QUARTS OF OIL OR SPECIAL FILTERS MAY INCUR ADDITIONAL CHARGES. MUST COLLEGE HILLS HONDA PRESENT COUPON AT TIME OR WRITE-UP. EXPIRES 3/31/21. $ $ $ $ 269/MO OR 20,982 300/MO OR 23,543 Leases are 36 months, 30,000 mile closed end leases plus tax, title, & documentary fee due at signing. 2021 Pilot lease with $3,999 down, and 2021 Odyssey lease with 2,999 down. Must qualify for loyalty. USED CARS: P8880, D555A, P8873, D562A - 84 month term. D611A, C911A – 75 month term. 20% down and include tax, title, & fees (at Wayne County tax rate), for well qualified buyers approved through Park National Bank. Expires 3-31-21. We’re your local Honda dealer in Wooster. Come check us out and see what we have to offer! 4600 Cleveland Rd. • Wooster • 330-345-5200

BF-00507145 SALE HOURS: Mon. & Thurs. 9-8, Tues., Wed. & Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-3, Closed Sun.